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Old 02-05-2012, 10:20 PM   #268
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Originally Posted by Falcao View Post
I once got to extreme levels to buy a mp3 that was only available from Amazon UK: finding a British proxy (which a kind-hearted Englishman expat lent me free of charge), inventing a Liverpool-based address (Beatles influence), interchanging emails with an Amazon representative because I could not download the song the first time (or the second or third time), and finally installing the Amazon downloader. Then I discovered the world of torrents. Life has never seen the same after it
Yep!

You would not be alone in that experience.

This is what makes the publishers, music and entertainment organisations so bloody hypocritical. They wave reports with falsified statistics around making "woe is me" statements and not once examine their own business practices in an attempt to meet customers expectations and the current digital economy.

You want the item, you have money to pay for it and if Jack or Jill Customer from Lower Allowable can buy it, why can't you, residing in Outabounds, buy it also?

Hence casual piracy abounds...

Yo ho ho and a torrent of ebooks...
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